Hi Casey,
Casey Marshall wrote:
I've put a release candidate for GNU Crypto 2.1.0 here:
http://syzygy.metastatic.org/gnu-crypto/
This will, if it works out okay, become the GNU Crypto 2.1.0 release.
If you have a moment, please download it and try it out! Binary as well
as source releases are available.
However, please don't download this if you are merely interested in
using it in a project of yours; I'm more interested in getting some
feedback about how this release works, and if all goes well the final
release will appear (on GNU mirrors) this weekend.
Aheem... Don't shoot me, but I will test compiling jar's from source,
and test it integrated in cooperation with Jessie 1.0.1...
* The clean-room JCE, JAAS, JGSS, and SASL API's have been removed,
and are now required as a part of the system you are targeting, meaning
you will need a recent developer snapshot of GNU Classpath, or will
need a runtime that supports the 1.4 security features, and has the
SASL API introduced in 1.5.
Then the build.xml script should either be updated or removed. It still
assumes that the sources are the primary stuff, hence you need
indicating some parameters for ant:
$ ant -Dhave.jce=true -Dhave.jgss=true -Dhave.jaas=true -Dhave.sasl=true
However, I have just tested it in unison with Jessie, and it looks like
it works... However, this is ofcourse a test of very little, I know -
but it must be better than nothing :-)
// Martin
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